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1885," &C. F. Stone, 66 90
1885," John German, 800 10
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Also the following out of the Road
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JOHN GARRECHT,
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IDAHO CRY, June IA, 1887.
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JOHN GARRECHT,
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by lsIDoR SMITH, Deputy.
Idaho City, Aug 5, 1887.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

The imprisonment of men like
O'Brien, NJ. P, and OF Mayor Sulli
van of Dublin will not strengthen the
Tory Government. The former is in
prison for exercising freedom o.
speech in form which could prove
harmful only under a despotic govern
ment. The latter is sent to Jail fol
publishing news in his paper whose
tenor could harm none but tyrants
The temper OF Salisbury's Government
towards Ireland is despotic and tyran'
nical. 1t will pot long be
tolerated by Britons, but ir
short time 1reland's friends
will so multiply on the other side %
the channel that the Tory Government
will disappear as completely as the
poets unsubstantisl vision, and leave
not vestige OF itself on earth. This
unjust imprisonment Of such men as
O'Brien and Sullivan will work more
destruction to the Tory cause than all
the words thousand such men could
ever speak or print.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

now lcvied on an extravagant wal
schedule comes from all parts of the
country, and from people OF all
political comFexions. Even in New
Hampshire, 6 Democrat the othe'
day made his fight on this very
ground of tariff reform, and he won.
being elected to Congress by a hand
some majority over his Republican
opponent, who went for leaving the
tariff fences studiously alone" The
New York Times is pretty good Re-
publican paper; yet it declares openly
in favor of reducing the revenue by
$l0O, 900, Geo. There is now being
raised that much above all legitimate
expenses OF the Federal Government.
The annual withdrawal of SO large
a sum OF money from circulation is a
serious hindrance to the business Of
the country. The Times has more in.
fluence on Wall street than any other
paper in New York city. 1t is a close
index of what business men think on
this important subject Of tariff reform.
And does our neighbor know that at
the inception Of its party's history, in
1856, when an exceedingly low tariff
schedule was raising more money
than the government needed, nearly
all the Republicans in the House
voted for reduction of the i'm
posts, Opposition to an exorbitant
and needless tariff framed by the Re-
publican party for war uses, and so
scheduled as to lend aid and comfort
to its pet monopolies, and that twenty
years after the war is closed, when
such imposts are proved to be most
detrimental to the business interests
OF the whole people outside OF such
grinding monopolies, is not "Free
Trade" is not taking down the
protective fences" And now with
the explanation that our only fault
to find with the Morrison bill was its
form, not its purpose; its details, not
its intents, we shall leave our neighbor
'studiously Alone" to study for GER
tain days longer, impaled still on his
dilemma from which he has vainly at
tempted to wiggle when he found
either horn uncomfortable.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

GENERAL VANpEvER asserts that
Lynch g own witnesses p odnced a bad
array of facts, and showed that Lynch
conspired to demoralize the registra-
ton, and used money in purchasing
votes.
The above is from the Chicago
Tribune of November oath. IfGeneral
Vandever made the assertion attrib-
uted to him by the Tribune, he made
statement that is absolutely and un-
equivocally false. Mr.. Lynch, 30 far
from using money to buy votes, posi-
lively refused to contribute cent to-
ward his own election outside of what
he spent in legitimate campaign ex-
penses. The testimony in the case
shows this, and no evidence whatever
was produced by Vandever to sustain
the libellous allegation in the above
paragraph.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

DEMOCRATS in all parts Of the city
must feel sense of great satisfaction
as they scan their municipal ticket.
1t is composed at all points OF most
excellent men for the several places
they aspire to. He is not true
Democrat who for any pretense, re-
fuses to vote his party ticket next
Monday. 1t is made up OF men of in
tegrity, OF ability, and in many cases
of experience in the duties they will
be called upon TO perform, The para.
mount issue is to elect honest, capa.
bic men to govern the city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

CITIZENS whose children attend the
public schools should take lively in
{ rest in the selection of good men
for the School Board. For that matter,
all good citizens should see that
lib,raI minded, intelligent, progress
silva men shall have the care of our
schools in their hands. For members
of the Board the Democratic party
have put forward, DIR. J. s. Crawford
and the Messrs. N. s. Embody and
rhomas Kelley. They are excellent
~ Is III respect for this i'm.
ifIep They afo men
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

c.0GO-Hill St, bet. Ninth and Tenth,
50x150, elegant house, finely furnished.
&1O,uCO-Hili ST., bet. Ninth and Tenth,
50X159; tasty 2-story house, q rooms,
bath, 8 closets--BarsaiD.
" O,5O0-IIill ST., bet. Tenth and Eleventh,
5OX150; pretty home. q rooms, with
bath: $l1 900 with furniture.
= IL. .nOO-Hill ST., bet. Tenth and Eleventh,
5OX150; elegant house. 8 rooms, bath,
stable, including some furniture.
&14, ,j00-Hill ST., near Twelfth St; Gle
CANT l'ouse, 8 rooms, bath, closets IN
every Jom; new furniture and carpets,
new pnno. ------
$40, ,O0G- Willard ave-, near Pioo st. Elec-
trio road; elegant home; will lease Tor
$40 per month.
&8J0sf--RroOklvn ave-: 1O-room house, hhe
improvements; 75x156.
&3 1OO-Park Tract: nice house. . rooms,
furnished, or house and half OF lot for
$4,000 q
$2JO0-Ilinois ST., near Temple st. cable;
50x135; house rooms.
%25O0-Matthews ST., Boyle Heights; BOX
1856 house 5 rooms
" &l0Ge-Elect ic tract house 3 rooms. hew
81 45M-Myrilc ave, bet Eleventh and
Twelfth; 50Xl50; Groom house, renting
for S35 per mcnth.
SIS, 5,DO)-Grand ave, bet. Seventh and
Eighth SITS; 90x165, 1room house.
$350O-Sanborn ave., below jefferson ST.,
just off Main st: Broom house, barn,
windmill 50x135.
$24O0-Washingto '-arden tract; 60X120
house of 3 rooms, closets.
&S70O-WashiBgto gton Garden tract; 60x12O
Broom house, bath.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

PRoHIBITIoNrsTs undisguisedly pro-
claim that they have but one idea in
the city can paign. So long as a can
didate is al fright on their peculiar
GOOSE" no further question is to be
asked. Republicans are in the same
identical boat v ith their brethren OF
the extreme wing OF their party in
this respect. Their whole
hue and cry is raised ON
one point. To carry that,
they seem ready to "give both worlds
to negligence" This is not a true
policy. Democrats come forward in
the campaign with broad, sensible,
demand for a good, effective, honest
administration at all points. They
want all the interests of our city well
governed They wish to see hel
march forward in the line of progress
everywhere. They have put up honest.
capable, broad-minded men. They
have vigorously avoided any man who
could be induced to lend himself to a
Job. The Democratic candidates will
aim to improve our school system,
they will try to give us an efficient fire
alarm system, an honest, competent
police force, free from scandals and
bribery. 1t will be their aim to get
for the city sewer system, to have
the streets paved, sufficient fire hy-
drants set up and all other matters
attended to with vigor, Intelligeg.
citizens will vote for these candidates.
They will not allow their minds to be
led astray on false cry which calls
for attention to one point while the
enemies Of good order in thousands
break through all other points in our
municipal ramparts. Voters will con-
suit the city's interest by electing men
with brains enough to think of more
than one thing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

THERE will be four well-known
newspaper men in the Fiftieth Con.
gress, viz: Colonel Truman A. Merri.
man (re-elected), late editorial writer
New York San; Colonel AmosJ. Cum
mings, late managing editor New York
Sun; Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, editor
in-chief Boston Adoertiser; James Phe-
Ian, ESQ. manager Memphis ArG-
laachs.-- Evening Express.
Our esteemed contemporary might
safely add a fifth, whose name we
modestly leave him to devino.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03
MEETINGS.


~RAYMOND IMPROVEMENT COM
w. pany-Stockholder Meeting-The
regular annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Raymond Improvement Company,
will be held at the office of the company,
room 3, 25 West First street, Los Angeles,
on Saturday, December 10th, 1887, at 2
O'Clock, P. NJ. for the purpose of electing n
Board Of Directors to serve tor the ensuing
year, and the transaction of such other
business as may come before the meeting.
n25-16t w. @ HUGHES. Secretary.
xs5TOCKHUL MEErING.-MA-
xlS rengo Water Company.-The regular
annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Marengo Water Company will be held at the
First street, Los Angeles, on Saturday, De-
cember 3, 1887, at 2 o'clock ?. M, for the
purpose OF electing Board Of Directors to
serve for the ensuing year, and the transac-
ton Of such other business as may come
before the meeting.
nl5td W. q. HUGHES, Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

"ANTi-SALooN" is not the issue OF
the campaign. That question cuts no
figure in the matter. The Republican
party beats about the bush with a
vague phrase about "further restric-
tions on the liquor traffic." We are
not informed as to what these "re-
strictions" are to be. That is feat
ure of Republican politics-not to be
definite, but to run with the hare and
hunt with the hounds in a string Of
vagaries expressed in meaningless
phrases. The only true Anti-saloon
people are the Prohibitionists who
speak with no uncertain sound. All
who entertain these restricted views
of public policy will vote the ice
water ticket straight. The true issue
is good city government, a pro-
gressive policy in this growing city,
an honest expenditure of the funds,
and an absence Of jobbery. These
objects are to be reached by electing
the best men. Voters who do their
whole duty will study we'll
the capacity, cha.acter and
occupation Of toe candidates, and cast
their ballot for those who know most
about municipal affairs, and who are
surest to be honest in their official
acts. Wherever there is a man who
manifestly has not time to attend to
his duties as councilman, one who
has not good business reputation,
one who is ignorant of city govern
ment, one who would by any possi-
bility lsnd his,aid to jobs of any sort
all such should be elected to stay at
home, where they will be more use
full and less harmful.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
6 Christmas PlumS.7 ?
HOU SES.

&6O0O-Los Angeles St; 51x153: new
hou sc z rooms, bath and outbuildings.
S55OO-Los Angeles ST.; 7615x1521x; house
rooms, close to two street-car lines and
electric light.
@3OOO-Los Angeles ST.; 5Ox15216; house
3 rooms, barn, ouibuildings, furniture
near two car lines.
&35OO-Celis ST., cor OF Los Angeles st; ~
xl2O; house rooms, barn, etc.
&7Oo0-Cor Los Angeles and Walnut ave.;
10-room house, arranged for two fami-
lies; furniture.
&3250-Hawkins St, E. L. A.; new house
rooms; bath.
500-Hill tract, E. L. A.; house rooms,
closets; 50x150.
&300O-Primrose ave-, E. L. A.; 50x13O;
new house rooms, barn.
sa220G-Primrose ave-, Z. L. A.; 5Ox130;
new house 5 rooms.
@22OO--Water ST., E. L. A.; 60x165; house
rooms.
&350O--Hawkins st L. L. A.. 50x160; new
house rooms.
&S50O-Cor. Downey and Water sts., f. L.
A.: houses. one z rooms and one
rooms; rents T75 per MONTH 55x14S.
&fG, ,O00--Cor. Hellman and Turner sts., Il.
L. A; lot 100x200; four houses; rents
800 per month.
s6OOO-Daly St. E. t. A.. 50x15O; house @
rooms, well, windmill, barn.
@6OOO-Hellman st.. E. l.. A.: 60x165;
house rooms. well, windmill, barn.
S5OOO-Foothill tract. E. L. A.; house 8
rooms; close to street cars.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

guard our public institutions of learn
ing from any improperlysarrow views
of life or its duties. They will favol
progressive policy in the schools
and try by all means tobringthem W
to the very highest standard in all re
spects. Vote for them if you desir'
to see the best men occupy these va
cant seats in the Board.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03
wiRgIing From His Dilemma.

After nearly week of laborious dig
ging, the editor Of the evening Repub-
lican paper attempts to choose be.
tween the horns of the dilemma on
which he was impaled. The attempt
is failure of the most disastrous sort.
The excruciatingly painful position in
which he found himself made it natur-
al that he should sigh for relief: But
like Patrick Henry's cry for peace,
this ones plant is in vain. The even
ing paper made the charge that the
HERALD was a Free Trade advocate
under its present management; and
that the Democratic majority in the
House wishes to "take, down our
protective fences"
The exact paragraphs which We
quoted run as follows:
The Free Trade editor OF the Los
Angeles HERALD is getting in his work
at home, while the Protection editor is
in Washington wrestling for General
Vandever's seat in Congress.
The recent convention of the Con-
servative party at Oxford, England,
voted practically unanimously in favor
of protective duties against foreign inn
portations. This utterance from the
representatives of the dominant politi-
cal party in Great Britain, taken in
connection with the more or less pro-
nounced protectionist views of such
leaders as Lord Randolph Churchill,
Lord Caruarvon and Henry Chaplin,
indicate which way the wind blows.
Yet the Democratic majority of our
House of Representatives wants the
United States tc take down our protec-
tive fences Just as England is prepar-
ingito put up hers.
The first sentence embodies a mis-
take which even journalistic tyro
should not be guilty Of. A we'll man
aged paper is impersonal. Its policy is
carried out no matter what hand is at
the bellows-unless it be prentice
hand as our neighbor's seems to be.
The great value Of the HERALD is
based largely on the fact that its poll
cy is fixed and known. 1t is change
less as the laws Of the Medes and
Persians, or an "edict in vermilion."
A poor thing, though it be, your own
is the paper with a kaleidoscope policy
of the chameleon's hue. The HERALD
portion of the proposition our neigh
bor leaves "studiously alone" AS to
the Morrison bill and the Democratic
vote on il, Il Is not Free Trade. 1t is
not taking down the political fences.
To take down fence, as language is
universally construed, is to do away
with the obstruction. Then it is per-
fectly fair, taking the charge on THE
HERALD with that on the Democratic
members of the House, to construe
"taking down the protection fences"
to mean the same in one article as
"Free Trade" in the other. Morri-
sons bill, the most radical yet pro-
posed by any Democrat, is not Free
Trade. 1t proposed to cut off $40, 900, 900
of the s4OO, 100000 now being raised
by imposts on goods from foreign
countries. That is but providing neces-
sary and useful gates in the fences, moi
removing them by any means. In
point Of fact the revenues now being
raised by the tariff schedule, should
b. reduced by great deal more than
i proposed by Col. Morrison. Il
On nsiehbor is not informed of this,
~ q = noorlr posted on Z most inn
:. 9 s:ss
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

EOR SALs-THE ALVORD TRACT 241%
IL acres. in ami adjniuil city limits, as b
whole. at $500 per acre. or in subdivisions
of three to five acre.. The ranch is well i'm
proved. Will be subdivided as above II not
sold imm ediately. good investment for
SPECTATORS or for homes. CARLTON g.
MILLER. 20 N. Spring. n27-Tt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

TOR SALT AT SANTA ANA, CAL FOR
sale, rent or exchange for city or coun.
try property On elegant, new 81 room ho-
tel, ~ odern improvements. Also for sale
choice orange ana lemon orchards, vine
vards, lands for subdivision. business and
city property. brick warehouse suitable for
cannery. Enquire of Dewitt & Co., % West
Second street, Los Angeles, or Santa Ana.
G3 lOt*
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

PowDERLY has a rough time of it
with the Socialistic wing of the
Knights Of Labor. All the benefit the
organization ever accomplished for
honest toilers is directly due to the
able administration, wise counsels
and conservative policy OF Powderly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

THE Prohibition ticket is not with
drawn from the field, and will not be
until the sun goes down on the even
ing OF election day. The ice-water
party is the cause Of the cold day on
which the Republican party is to "get
loft
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

LOCAL CoRnEsroNpENeE ncra adjacent
sswns especially solicited.
Remfttanccs should be made by draft
check, Postofiee order or postal note Ine
latter should be sent for all Sums less tnan
I've dollars.
Jon PRINTING DEPARrMENr-owing TO our
greetly increased facilities, we sre prepared
. execute all kinds of Job work in SUI
perior manner. Special attention VIII pe
efven to commercial and legal. printing, ana
an orders viii be promptly filed at moderate
once Of Publication, IS Nerth Spring
neet. Los Angeles. Telephone NO. 100.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

NuK SALE - 1910 ACRES OF GOOD
Il land in Central Oregon, Douglas
County, six mics south of Rosebnrg,
county seat; 800 acres under cultivation,
balance pasture land, we'll watered by living
springs; with good story and half dwell
ing house, six looms, ~ miles from the
timber enough on the land to pay for II.
viii sell cheap for cash, or will exchange
for los Angeles city property. Apply to
VIM. NJ. HUGHES, Cos Downey Ave.
Nov. 2O-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03
Notsce TO MAIL subscribers.

rne papers of all delinquent mail sui
.ssrfberu to the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD
Vim be promptly discontinued hereafter.
10 papers viii be sent to SUBSCRIBERS py 9y
1afl unless the same nave been paid Tor IN
sdVance. This rule is inhexible.
AYERS 4 LYNCH.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03
To Advertisers.

To insure insertion in the DAILY HERALD
of All new advertisements Except classinedl
e we'll as changes, they must be handed In
Sofore O'Clock p. N.
WTrxLY HERALD, must be handed in not
later than Thursday noon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

DOR SALE-NEw HOUSE OF a ROOMS,
L and barn 14x24, city water, grand view
near Cornwall avenue, CITY View Tract, win
rent for $50 per month. Between two car
lines, $l,750. 0ne-half cash INQUIRE of
owner on premises or West Second street.
20-14t J. II. MILLER.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

per month and interest-twe new
houses at Iyannoe, 1920 and $4,000. Six
daily trains each way on dummy line just
outside the city. BYRAM & POINDEX-
TER, 27 West First ST. n23-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

nor SALt-HOUSE OF NINE kOUMS
u and bath; well located; on corner; lot
75xlS7 it. Street car line passes the block;
all new, handsomely finished. $4,000: easy
terms. BYRAM 4 POtNDEXTER, 81 West
First st. d2-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

GkOS-LARGE, LEVEL LOTS IN THE
e>oSc the finest residence part of the
city; covered with orange trees; only ten
minutes ride from the center of the city and
two horse car lines only q block away fine
spring water piped to every lot. Apply soon
to SHERMAN IL SHORT. 134 W. First.
nor IT
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03
FUNERAL NOTICE.

&A DELEGATES AND EX DELEGATES
H-a5 Of District Assembly, No. 14O. X. OF
'scveral locals are requested TO attend the
mineral Of our lato brolhor, Frank r. No
Ginley. which VII teko rI1ce fFom - lafc
!: ss.de9os, ~: i!2 Ross
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

DOR SALE-$75OO-THE TOWNSHIP OF
IL Savanna, on 6. p r. r., next station
east of San Gabriel. Over 100 lots; title per-
feet; one-third cash, balance in oneand two
years; lots south of and adjoining depot.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

NOR EXCHANGE - SOME OF THE
Il choicest city propert, in Los Angeles to
exchange for ranches, or would take part
Eastern property and some cash. SHER-
MAN & SHORT, 154 W. First st., o, posite
Tifneg hInck po7 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

EIOk SALE--LOr 40 FEET FRONT ON
IL Fourth street, near Los Angeles street,
S240 per foot.
Lot so feet on Daily st eet, East Los An
geles, between HoR and Downey, with
5-roomed house. Also other good bargains
J. I. HANDSAKER, No. los W. First street
NOV sn-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

A GREAT BARGAIN-A GOOD PAYING
~ restaurant, with 90 beds for lodging.
viii be sold cheap if ample for immedi.
fornia. dart
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

I AIDES, FkOM NOW UNTIL JAN. FIk,T
IL ] am going TO sell my beautiful stock of
veil selected millinery, consisting of Beav
ers. felts and velvet hats, straws, fancy
feathers. rtbbens. velvets, ornaments at cost.
Come early and see for youiself. % South
Mein, opposite Motifs market.
noy5-lm MRS. C. DORCH.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-03

A positive cure for dyspepsia-Damiana
Bitters Michel Levy & Co., wholesale
HONOR dealers. agents